Physics, 15.11.2020 19:00, Amber423

For each of the following, assume the object in question is in “free fall”, meaning it is accelerating downward solely due to the effect of gravity. A stone is dropped from a height of 12m and falls to a pond below. What is the amount of time that passes before the stone hits the pond?

A second stone is thrown straight down toward the same pond of the same height. It hits the water in 1.0. What is the initial velocity?

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